Editorial notes on soldiers' bonus and public finance debate
The piece critiques proposed funding for a soldiers' bonus, contending savings cited by Madden are fictitious and likely unreliable. It contrasts fiscal rhetoric with actual budget actions and notes potential bond issues if economy claims prove false. It also highlights regional business growth, particularly Eastern Shore Gas and Electric, and mentions Canned Foods Week and Maryland legislative actions on women voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Byrnes
South Carolina
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Senate Backs Co operative Marketing Bill With One Dissent
The United States Senate approved a co operative marketing bill by a single vote against it. Critics fear monopolistic effects and higher prices from farmer combinations, while supporters argue it can improve distribution and give farmers a fairer share, aiding overall prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Reorganization bill to create 19 Maryland state departments
The outline details a 1923 reorganization replacing 85 agencies with 19 departments led by the Governor. Key changes place finance under joint Comptroller Treasurer, audit all state funds, and merge unrelated boards into coordinated units including Welfare, Education, Public Works, Health, and Employment and Registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Industrial Accident Commission
Labor and Statistics
Inspector of
Board of Censors
Racing Commission
Secretary of State
Land Office
Department of Legislative Reference
State Comptroller
Department of Finance
Bank
Insurance Commissioner
State Tax Commission
State Purchasing Bureau
Department of Law
Department of Education
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland Industrial Training School For
Maryland Industrial Training School For Boys
Public Library Commission
University of Maryland
Maryland Geological Survey
State Weather Bureau
Department of Militia
Department of Welfare
Board of Prison Central
Director of Welfare
Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
Department of Public Utilities
Public Service Commission
State Industrial Accident Commission
State Board of Labor and Statistics
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Department of Employment and Registration
Commission
Board of Public Works
State advisory council formed by governor plan
The Tobacco Inspector, Racing Commission and Motion Picture Censors stay as is. Heads of these departments except the last three and Baltimore City Police Commissioner join an advisory council for the Governor to liaise with state government. The Reorganization Committee drafted the plan after a Chicago expert report was rejected, favoring Maryland lines.
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Racing Commission
Motion Picture
Baltimore City
Ritchie
Chicago
Maryland
Rotation and soil care for peas in farm practice
Rotation prevents pea sickness from soil disease buildup and supports future crops. Early Alaska peas perform well as nurse crops for clover and alfalfa. a rotation of peas, grain, clover, and corn suits late peas. Boost soil with manure or fertilizer, lime if sour, and ensure good drainage and seed bed.
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Alaska
Marines Prefer Them Single In recruiting policy
The Marine Corps issued an order restricting married men from recruitment duties and most assignments. Major General John LeJeune cited economic reasons and lack of quarters for families as the main factors, not fighting merit, and allowed exemptions only for specific staff and on-duty cases.
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Mars
St. Valentine's Week
Marine Corps
John Lejeune
Cupid
Vaudevillians
Seawalls Protect Ocean City Beach Region
Local property owners report seawalls along a half mile of Ocean City beach withstood a recent storm, leading to a plan to attract outside capital for permanent hotels and amusements next summer. The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will meet in Chester Town starting April, led by Rev. James H. Straughn, with about 250 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Chestertown
James H. Straughn
Centreville
Goldsborough Likely Unopposed in First District Primary
Centreville Observer notes that Congressman T Alan Goldsborough of Caroline County is virtually certain to face no opposition in the Democratic primary and will be chosen by acclamation in the First Congressional District. The piece praises his consistent work and suggests his Washington associations benefit his district.
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Centreville
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
Goldsborough
Washington
The Model Farm Portrait of a Central Missouri Farm
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway with Jewell Mayes Missouri’s Secretary of Agriculture compiled data on a 160 acre model farm. It outlines 300 laying hens 10 dairy cows 5 select sows 40 breeding ewes a complete garden fruit orchard and vineyard as a profitable farming system for average national conditions.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Jewell Mayes
Missouri
Advertisement as a Moral for Businessmen
A reflective verse urges businessmen to wake from slumber and compete fiercely. It contrasts earnest life with complacent rest, urging active effort to earn dividends, parry and pierce rivals, and leave lasting impact by “bringing home the bacon” and pursuing advancement through advertising.
Sweet Potato Crop Drenches Delaware Farmers in 1.50 Bushel Hampers
Potatoes stored in lower Delaware potato houses are being chipped out in large quantities. Farmers unload as brokers at the station pay 1.50 per bushel hamper, about 65 cents per five-eighths basket, matching last fall's price for those who avoided storage risks.
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Delaware
Personal Property Listing Auction Note Items
A broad catalog describes farm implements and equipment including wagons, harrows, a Dearborn cart, horse gear, a McCormick binder and mower, tools, roofing paper, lumber, and assorted articles. The list notes many other items too numerous to mention.
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Dearborn
South Bend
Sale Date Shift Lets Public Bid Move to March 9
The sale date has been moved from March 2 to March 9. Officials advise bidders to adjust plans and review updated notices for new deadlines and requirements.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publigmners
Denton
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Caroline
House of Delegates
Law
Education
Militia
Marines
Congressman Goldsborough
the Model Farm
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry
Claiborne
Annapolis
Helo cAnnapolia
T. C.K. Moward
W.H. Nuttle
Weld
Standard Welding CO
Green Mount Ain
Baltimore
Bronen Machine Parts
Lucas
Thomas & Messer Co
Balto. St
M. I. Smith
2Nd St
Denton, Md
Federalsburg
W. T. Eddington & Son
Benton Harbor Accessories Co
Benton Harbor
Mich
Louis N. Todd
Smithville
Ford Automobile
Federalabory Bank of the
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Lizzie V. Todd
Gootee S. Liden
L. F. Covey
Willard C. Topp
Claude D. Liden
Burrsville
Denton and
Poland
Ohio
W.H. Young
James Temple
Jogtan A. Beck
Joseph F. Jester
Liber L. B.T
York
Joseph I
Harvey L. Cooper
Hickey Freeman
Kuppenheimer
Schloss Bros
Kirschbaum
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Assignees
Annie Ricketts
Circuit Court For
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
True Eoes
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Thomas F. Brown Et al
Circuit Court
George A. Deakyne
George A, Deakyne
Auditor's Order
Eva G. Trice
Jennie Simpson
Ats Die
Nuttle Home. Co
C. Leslie Walls
G. T. Redden & Co
West Denton
Burraville
Poultry Farm
Denton Station
J. E. Baines
Niss
W. Brewster Deen
J. Lawrence Knox
Madeline Knox
W. Brewster Dean
S. C. White Leghorns
S.C. R. Leeds
J. R. Holland
Hillsboro, Md
Co. E Collins
Hill Crest Poultry Farm
Hardware and Implements
R. H. Bailey
Walter Sparks
The
New York
Life Man
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Bue
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover, Delaware
American Guaranty & Trust Co
G. H. Patchett
P. O. Box
Easton
F. L. Bowdle
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton, Maryland
ST. Paul
Alvert C. Merriken
Nheowsvarp
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